Exploring Tales and the Art of Telling
I never thought I would see Norway from a wheelchair. Meaning, I always wanted to see the country, but never imagined that I would experience it in a wheelchair. If you have read my blog for any amount of time, you know that these… Continue Reading “Wheelchairs, wings, and world travels”
At first I felt guilty for not posting for a year… but looking back, it was in order to focus. And without that focus, I wouldn’t be telling you what I am about to now. Many people keep up a regular blog schedule because… Continue Reading “Too focused to feel guilty”
Outlining will not save your bacon—it will just help you make the bacon in the first place. Every form of writing will have its own outlining standard (novels, articles, dissertations, screenplays, etc.). And within each category of writing, every writer will have his or… Continue Reading “Outlining and Bacon”
Readers are everything. I don’t mean that readers inherently make something good—no, there are plenty of things out there with a much larger audience than they deserve. What I do mean is that readers are the reason for writing. Or at least, they should… Continue Reading “Readers: it’s your turn!”
You can’t buy talent, but you can buy migraine-free writing. In case you missed my post bemoaning the woes of the contemporary writer, I can bring you up to speed in one sentence: screens hurt my eyes. Not just my eyes, but plenty of… Continue Reading “The Spectacular Hack that Recently Revolutionized my Writing”
At this point, you might be wondering two things: What is the point of this blog? What’s up with the name? It’s really quite simple: I tell stories set in the past. Chances are, if you landed on this site, you are also either… Continue Reading “What? Why?”